Sentence examples for becomes more formal from inspiring English sources

Many loyal Labour voters are uncomfortable with Mr Blair's move to the right, and may become crosser if co-operation with the Lib Dems becomes more formal.

Most important, the frank sensuality of Figaro and Susanna is not lost as their clothing becomes more formal: rather it gets shared, in an abundant celebration of love and laughter.

In graduate school, the mentor relationship becomes more formal and individualized.

The organization becomes more formal in nature, and work is properly defined and delegated.

Instead of becoming more familiar, friendlier, Indians became more formal, more solemn, like foot soldiers facing generals.

One item in his wardrobe, however, has become more formal, not less.

Later, under the ill-fated von Essen hotel group, dining became more formal.

Of course, the process for both publishing ideas and for choosing standards eventually became more formal.

But as the club expanded to nine members, then ten, then 12 and then 15, things became more formal.

Intent on teaching his son obedience, Ed Turner became more formal, no longer hugging him but greeting him with a handshake.

But over the years, Chicago became more formal, and the other schools became more oriented towards price theory, towards micro.